Living Systems¶
Miller, J. G. (1978). Living Systems. McGraw-Hill.
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- Ultra-Stability (Ashby's Concept)
- In physiology, ultra-stability governs temperature regulation (not a fixed setpoint but a range maintained by autonomic adjustments), blood-glucose regulation (insulin secretion responds to deviations, maintaining a range), and immune response (adaptation to novel pathogens via multiple regulatory mechanisms)
This sourceComprehensive application of cybernetics and ultra-stability to all living systems; hierarchical regulation. Miller 1978 Living Systems ultra-stability hierarchical regulation.
- In physiology, ultra-stability governs temperature regulation (not a fixed setpoint but a range maintained by autonomic adjustments), blood-glucose regulation (insulin secretion responds to deviations, maintaining a range), and immune response (adaptation to novel pathogens via multiple regulatory mechanisms)
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